GoodHome Lucan User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Sandra BrownAug 3, 2025
Why does my GoodHome Flood Light come on for no apparent reason?
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  Andrew ClarkAug 3, 2025
  Your GoodHome Flood Light might be activating due to several reasons. It could be wired through a dimmer or timer, which should be replaced with a standard on/off switch. The sensitivity control might be set too high, so try decreasing it. Also, wind moving trees or cars in the street, reflective objects, or sunlight falling onto the lens can trigger the sensor. To test, cover the lens with cardboard; if the light turns off, relocate the unit or adjust the sensor's sensitivity.
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Lori EstradaAug 8, 2025
How to fix GoodHome Flood Light that does not switch on when there is movement?
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  Joshua RamirezAug 8, 2025
  If your GoodHome Flood Light isn't turning on with movement, check a few things: * Ensure the power switch is ON at the circuit breaker or internal wall switch. * If newly installed, make sure the light fixture is properly attached to the mounting plate and the pins are fully seated in the terminal block. * Verify the wiring connections are correct and secure. * Adjust the sensor to cover the desired area. * Also, check if another light source is interfering with the sensor; try turning off surrounding lights or re-aiming the sensor head.
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Cheryl MackAug 11, 2025
What to do if my GoodHome Flood Light stays on continuously?
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  Teresa GregoryAug 11, 2025
  If your GoodHome Flood Light remains on, first ensure it's not wired through a dimmer or timer; if it is, replace it with a standard on/off switch. The unit may be experiencing false activation; cover the sensor lens with a thick cloth to prevent it from 'seeing' anything. If the light switches off after the set time, the issue is false activation. Slightly adjust the direction or angle of the sensor head. Ensure the unit isn't detecting unwanted objects like cars or people on nearby roads, and adjust the sensor head accordingly.
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William WallerAug 16, 2025
Why does my GoodHome Flood Light come on during the day?
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  arossAug 16, 2025
  Your GoodHome Flood Light might be activating during the day for a few reasons. If the unit is in a shaded area, shine a flashlight onto the sensor; if the light turns off, relocate the product to a brighter location. Also, check if the LUX knob is set to the daylight position and turn it anti-clockwise to adjust the light setting. If the unit is in a relatively dark location, adjust the LUX control anti-clockwise until the sensor does not activate when you enter the detection area during daylight.
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Rachel BlackAug 20, 2025
How to resolve GoodHome Flood Light not switching off after the set time?
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  Crystal MayoAug 21, 2025
  If your GoodHome Flood Light doesn't switch off after the set time, check if the time is set for too long and reduce it using the TIME knob. Also, verify that the unit is not operated in the mode of the motion sensor being deactivated; ensure the motion sensor is activated. Continuous movement or light being operated in the detection zone may cause the sensor to respond due to temperature changes; in this case, change the detection zone or relocate the unit.
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Karina YoungAug 25, 2025
Why is my GoodHome Flood Light flashing on and off?
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  Ian SmithAug 25, 2025
  The flashing of your GoodHome Flood Light may be due to heat or light from the bulbs turning the sensor on and off; try slightly adjusting the direction or angle of the sensor head away from the light source. Alternatively, the sensor might be detecting reflected light from the light fixture. In this case, change the position of the light head to aim the light away from reflecting surfaces or relocate the unit to a different location.
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Lori SaundersAug 29, 2025
What causes GoodHome Flood Light sensor not to operate at night?
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  Kellie BrownAug 29, 2025
  If the sensor on your GoodHome Flood Light won't operate at night, it could be due to several factors. The ambient light in the area might be too bright for the current LUX setting; adjust the LUX control during the hours of darkness until the lamp illuminates. Check for loose wiring inside the electrical came and reconnect if necessary, after turning off the fixture. Ensure that power is being delivered to the fixture by checking the circuit breaker and/or wall switch. Also, another light source might be causing the unit to think it is daylight; try turning off surrounding lights or re-aiming the sensor head.

GoodHome Lucan Specifications

General

Product Type	Flood Light
Range	Lucan
Power Source	Mains powered
Voltage	220-240V
IP Rating	IP65
Material	Aluminium
Colour	Black
Wattage	20W
Colour Temperature	4000K
Light Colour	Cool White
Lifespan	25000 hours
Beam Angle	120°